Ram Truck Owners

Sway peoblem? Poor design?
must be something in your setup. Have never heard of any issues with Rams.
Maybe if you were to post more information on your setup someone would offer some advise.

1500 ? 2500 ? 3500 ?

SgtMark wrote:
Has anyone had experience with the Hellwig rear sway bars. With the poor rear end suspension design by Dodge I feel a little sway in the rear end when towing my TT. Was wondering if they were worth the money.
Thanks
Sgt Mark

What year?

I had a 2008 with leaf springs and I have a 2010 with coil springs.

Both towed well. Coil springs have a little more comfort.

First time I've heard about a poor design and sway.

Not feeling it on my 2014 2500

Mike

You've done it now! The Ramfanboys are going to eat you alive.

My 2015 1500 squats a little more than I'd like, but zero sway.

I tow an 8,100-lbs TT with a 2014 Ram 1500 without any sway and rarely any movement with a semi or bus passing me. I use an Equal-i-zer 12K hitch, no airbags.

Must be something in your set up causing sway.

We need more info about your setup.

Same here I'm hauling a loaded 6,800-lbs with my Ram 1500 and no sway with my set-up.

Oh Lord I did open a can of worms lol. I have a 2014, 1500 pulling a 27 foot Aspen Trial. Its mainly on the freeway and its not trailer sway I can feel it in the rear end. The sway is not bad but I can feel it every so often especially when being passed by larger trucks. I also added ten ply tires which handle the load a lot better then the factory Firestone tires did. And the reason I said poor design I have owned a lot of pickup trucks over the years and I am a dodge fan, but he coil spring design is not as good for heavy hauling as leaf springs in my opinion.